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I am developing an application which works with images alot. As you know, the default resolution for a bitmap when we create it, is 96. I'd like to change the default value to 150, so that any new bitmap in my application has the resolution of (150,150). <br />
I can use bm.setResolution(150,150),<wbr /> but I don't want to repeat it for any image I create. <br />
Is there a command that can change the default setting of resolution in my application?<br />
Thanks in advance.
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I am developing an application which works with images alot. As you know, the default resolution for a bitmap when we create it, is 96. I'd like to change the default value to 150, so that any new bitmap in my application has the resolution of (150,150). 
I can use bm.setResolution(150,150), but I don't want to repeat it for any image I create. 
Is there a command that can change the default setting of resolution in my application?
Thanks in advance.

How is it possible to change the default resolution for Bitmap in C# to something other than 96?

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